One of the things I love most about having a geographical niche for this little blog is that I've never had to limit myself to a particular type or style of wedding, and today's celebration is a great example of why this makes me happy. Take a vibey, artsy, city venue and combine it with pretty boho style (along with a soft natural palette of blues and mochas) and you have something very special. Then add in a flock of lovingly-made paper cranes and one of the most uniquely gorgeous wedding dresses I have ever seen, and you'll see why today is one of the days I love my job. Which just goes to show - when you pick a location and details that reflect you as a couple, it all comes together beautifully. Helped along of course by some stonkingly pretty pictures from the fab Creative Emporium (who we're welcoming to SBB for the first time, yay!).

Memorable Moments
Cindi: It was the moment of our "first look", which took place before the ceremony, when we both realised that was it.
Cameron: As I was waiting at the end of the aisle, I heard the song that Cindi was supposed to enter to. As it started playing I looked at the MC in panic because he was only supposed to play it as she was walking down the aisle and not before, to which he responded: "Look again".

You can see more from this wedding on the Creative Emporium blog.

SERVICE PROVIDERS
Venue & catering: The Canteen at Arts on Main | Photography: Creative Emporium | Ceremony venue: Canteen Courtyard | Bride's dress: Douglas Paton | Bride's accessories: Facets | Bridesmaids' dresses: Big Blue | Wedding bands: Orpheo Twins